It was a working establishment, but it might just as well have been a shrine to the Empire.
Considering these studies with their quantitative approach to a complex problem, we sought to gather in-depth data from our own working establishment to better understand the role of gender.
It can therefore be assumed that, at the time of the smelting works' establishment, the decision-makers estimated that there was sufficient availability of wood resources in the surrounding area in the medium- to long-term.
At present, UK law limits government redundancy payments to those working in "establishments" – taken to mean individual shops or warehouses – where more than 20 people work.
While the police also have a long-established bar culture, officers are prohibited, by their department and the New York State Liquor Authority, from working in establishments that serve alcohol.
Judging by their statistics, Marinela was among 1,535 east European women working in establishments that featured an average of 6.6 beds.
Moreover, according to Ellguth and Kohaut (2013), who analyse data by Institute for Employment Research, 88%95%5%) of the employees working in establishments with more than 500 employees were represented by a works council in 2012 19988).
For example, in examining commercial sex work establishments, condom use outcomes are only partly the result of individual factors such as self-efficacy and motivation to use condoms.
In addition, it is sometimes problematic to classify a subject into only one work economic sector, since a number of companies and work establishments may be related to different economic sectors.
Furthermore, the contradictory attitudes of the government toward sex work (e.g. sometimes endorsing programmes to make sex work safe, sometimes closing sex work establishments) make it difficult for sex workers, and brothel owners and managers to understand and trust the government's intentions and motives [ 21].
